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Let's start with what should be a softball. The film is primarily set in:
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Pakistan
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Afghanistan
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Saudi Arabia
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Iraq
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Which of the following quotes appears on screen as the movie opens?
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Never, never, never believe any war will be smooth and easy, or that anyone who embarks on the strange voyage can measure the tides and hurricanes he will encounter.
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A great war leaves the country with three armies - an army of cripples, an army of mourners, and an army of thieves.
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The rush of battle is often a potent and lethal addition, for war is a drug.
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In war, there are no unwounded soldiers.
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Owen Eldridge is frequently referred to in the film as this, his military rank:
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Private
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Corporal
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Specialist
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Staff Sergeant
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Sergeant Thompson (Guy Pearce) was killed during the first scene in the movie when a bomb was detonated via cell phone from a man standing next to what kind of establishment?
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Butcher shop
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Gas station
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Cafe
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Movie theater
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When Sanborn and James first met, James was under the impression that he was in Camp ______, not knowing the name had been changed to Camp ______.
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Liberation ./ Defiance
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Vigilance / Vengeance
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Liberty / Victory
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Shield / Sword
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6.
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How many days were left in Bravo Company's rotation when James made went out on his initial mission in the film?
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1000
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12
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38
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49
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7.
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The unit that James and company belonged to was known by which three letter abbreviation?
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BDU
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EOD
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IED
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RDU
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8.
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When James sets off to defuse his first bomb, he makes a decision that Sanborn clearly has a problem with. What is it?
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He sets off without putting on his bomb suit
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He goes off despite the fact that the area has not been secured
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He eschews the use of the robotic camera
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He orders Sanborn to not attempt communication with him
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Before the bomb is defused, a car speeds onto the road where the unit is operating. Who forces the driver to back up at gunpoint?
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James
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Sanborn
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Eldridge
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A soldier standing by
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James takes a liking to a local boy who peddles merchandise to the soldiers. The boy is known by a name shared by a famous:
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Soccer player
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Basketball player
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Golfer
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Movie star
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The boy primarily sells _____ to James:
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Cigarettes
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Magazines
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Movies
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Toiletries
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The unit is dispatched to defuse a bomb in the back of a car. What complicates matters when they arrive?
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The car is surrounded by goats
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The trunk has been welded shut
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Children are playing near the car
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Gunfire engulfs the car in flames
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When dealing with the cars in the back of the car, James removes his suit. His reason for doing so is that:
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The suit will slow him down too much to defuse the bombs in time
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The suit limits his coordination and flexibility
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The suit won't provide any protection if the bombs detonate
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It will simply piss Sanborn off
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David Morse plays an officer who is really impressed with James. When pressed for the number of bombs that he has disarmed, James responds with:
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873
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600 even
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312
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490
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Eldridge sees Colonel Cambridge, the base psychiatrist. What is troubling Eldridge?
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He cannot deal with the constant stress of the missions
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He feels responsible for the his unit leader, Thompson
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He feels he has abandoned his wife and child
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He is sure that James is going to get them all killed
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James and company come across a group of contractors who have captured two wanted men. Why were the contractors where they were?
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They were waiting to rendezvous with another group of contractors
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One of the prisoners had escaped
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They were pinned down by fire
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They had a flat tire
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In the ensuing battle, Eldridge spotted a man near train tracks. Eldridge's attempts to kill the man were complicated because he was partially obscured by:
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Dust clouds
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A rock formation
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A herd of animals
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A thicket of trees
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The intensity with which Sanborn and James watched a house in which gunmen hid was evident by the fact that:
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They refused Eldridge's offer of something to drink
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They did not brush away the flies crawling across their face
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Their legs were completely cramped when the mission was finished
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They laid motionless for hours
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Will characterized a box of his possessions as:
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Stuff that almost killed me
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The only things that keep me going
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Clutter that holds me back
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Garbage he's been meaning to throw away
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Does James have any children back home?
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A daughter
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A son
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A daughter and a son
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No
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James and Sanborn wrestle drunkenly following a mission. James pins Sanborn to the floor. How does the encounter end?
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Eldridge pulls James off
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Sanborn pulls a knife
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The unit is suddenly called out on a mission
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James falls off Sanborn, laughing
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James comes across the mutilated body of a boy, which he assumes to be that of Beckham. A bomb has been stuff inside the body. What does James do?
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Places explosives on the body without detonating the bomb
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Removes the bomb from the body
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Begins to remove the bomb from the body, but thinks better of it
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Walks again, anguished
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Colonel Cambridge was killed by a bomb after he dispersed a group of people who had been gathered around:
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A freshly dug grave
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A school
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A cart
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A burning flag
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How did James get off base to go to what he thought was Beckham's house?
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He jumped unseen into a supply vehicle
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He jumped out of the humvee as it returned from a mission
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He slipped pas the gate guards
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He forced one of the base vendors at gunpoint to drive him
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Attempting to reenter the base, James offered by way of explanation:
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That he was at a whorehouse
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That he had been captured
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That he had been left behind by his unit
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That he was reporting for duty after recently enlisting
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When he sees the still-alive Beckham on base, James:
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Strikes him
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Walks past him silently
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Embraces him
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Stares blankly at him
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Eldridge's final words as he departs the picture are:
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Let's get out of this f@*!& desert
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This is all your fault, Will
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See you boys on the other side
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You just had to go out and get your adrenaline fix!
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28.
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James's tries in vain to help a man with a bomb fastened to him. He tries unsuccessfully to use:
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A saw
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A bolt cutter
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A torch
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A lock picking set
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29.
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The removal of the bomb was complicated further because of the fact that:
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A sniper fired at James as he worked
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The bombs were on a timer
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The bombs were all wired together
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The bombs were controlled by a remote
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30.
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- First female to win Best Director
- Best Picture film with the longest running time
- Only Best Picture Oscar winner not to be nominated for a Best Picture Golden Globe
- Best Picture winner with the lowest recorded domestic box office take
With regards to The Hurt Locker's Oscar wins, which of the above are true?
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A only
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B and D
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A and D
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B and C
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